Chapter 949: Xiao Chong Extra 29_3
Chapter 949: Xiao Chong Extra 29_3
Xiao Chong let go of her, his dark eyes fixed tightly on her big eyes that had been forced to tears.
Her face was a flush of pink, a little shy, yet somewhat annoyed.
Xiao Chong chuckled, pulled her up, and raised his arm to look at it, which had been pinched red.
"Wanwan, you really have a heavy hand."
Lin Wanwan glared at him with spring in her eyes, and before she knew it, he quickly pecked her lips again.
"You’re so beautiful, I can’t help myself."
It wasn’t sweet talk, but an expression of genuine feeling.
Having been restrained for a lifetime, who could understand his urgency!
He hugged Lin Wanwan tightly, rested his head on her shoulder and sighed, "Wanwan, you really don’t understand anything."
Lin Wanwan mumbled, "I think you know too much."
She tried to push him away, but he hugged her even tighter, his hot breath spraying onto her neck, "You’re so busy you don’t even have time to see me, I think about you every day until I go crazy."
Lin Wanwan thought, You look crazy right now!
"I have to go back." She said, her voice soft and embarrassed even to herself.
Xiao Chong sighed again and leaned in to kiss her, this time gently like a breeze and light rain, without even probing lips and teeth, which made Lin Wanwan feel like it was the kind of kiss she wanted.
"Wanwan, let’s get engaged, okay?" Xiao Chong said suddenly while kissing her.
"Eng... engagement?" Lin Wanwan gulped, "Isn’t it too fast?"
"Not at all." Xiao Chong declared decisively, "I’ve been waiting for this day for a long time."
"Well... okay then."
Though Lin Wanwan felt that Xiao Chong had become slightly greedy in some aspects after they started dating, he was still her favorite person.
Besides Xiao Chong, she couldn’t imagine being with anyone else; that thought was too terrifying.
As soon as she finished speaking, Xiao Chong pressed her down again.
When she returned to her room, her lips felt numb; she decided visiting Xiao Chong’s house at night was too intense.
The day after the exam results were released, everyone returned to school where teachers guided them in selecting their college preferences.
Lin Wanwan took Xiao Chong’s car to school; cycling through the alley took five or six minutes, while driving on the main road took the same time.
When she got off the car, she happened to meet Qi Bingqiong, who was getting out of a Mercedes nearby.
She looked at the two, eyes wide with surprise, "You guys..."
Lin Wanwan nodded at her, "You came too."
Xiao Chong merely glanced at her, without any intention of greeting.
He grabbed Lin Wanwan’s hand, and though she hesitated, she didn’t pull away after all.
They had agreed to get engaged, so being seen holding hands by others didn’t seem to matter.
Qi Bingqiong looked at their joined hands, her expression changing with jealousy in her eyes, "Lin Wanwan, so you two are a couple, you hid it well!"
Lin Wanwan gave her a victorious smile, "We’re going inside."
With that, she walked with Xiao Chong towards the school gate.
After a few steps, the gazes from all around forced her to reluctantly let go of his hand, feeling embarrassed.
One was in Class One of Science and the other in Class One of Arts, they parted ways after climbing to the fifth floor.
Actually, Xiao Chong didn’t really need to come today since he had already been recommended; the teacher had asked him to come to help the other students.
As for Lin Wanwan’s college choices, after the commotion last night, Xiao Chong had already given her advice: Peking University’s Department of Chinese Language and Literature.
Because Lin Wanwan loved writing and was interested in jobs involving words.
Graduating with this major offered plenty of career options, and with the Peking University credential, many writing-related opportunities were available.
Even though Lin Wanwan felt nostalgic about her hometown and preferred the Yangtze River Delta’s climate, she’d naturally overcome anything for a chance at the top university.
When Lin Wanwan entered the classroom, the homeroom teacher waved at her with a smile, "Lin Wanwan, congratulations, you performed spectacularly, this time you’re second in the class, qualifying for Qingbei and more. But if you choose popular majors, it might still be risky. Come, let me explain."
"Thank you, Teacher Hu." Lin Wanwan stepped forward and chatted with the homeroom teacher.
The teacher showed her two forms, one ranking the top fifty students in the school and one with admission scores from top domestic universities over the years.
Lin Wanwan was surprised since her exam had many high marks, exceeding her usual mock exams by over thirty points, surprising both her and the teacher.
The classmates hearing the conversation expressed envy.
Some couldn’t believe it; Lin Wanwan had only ranked eighth in mock exams but excelled in the actual exam, demonstrating real exam luck!
Her senior year homeroom teacher, a Chinese teacher, always favored her exceptionally due to her outstanding language skills, including winning first in a citywide essay competition during her freshman year.
Now, providing college application guidance, the teacher spared no effort.